If you still have a collection of Nintendo Game Boy game cartridges, you may be interested in the latest product by Hyperkin, Ultra GB which is a mobile console based on Nintendo Game Boy.
During the CES 2018 event this week, Hyperkin unveiled its newest mobile console prototype, Ultra GB where it attempted to play Nintendo Game Boy's cartridges.
Interestingly, Ultra GB designs are also designed as a Game Boy Pocket with built-in aluminum bodybuilding and screens. Control buttons are also maintained with the same design with voice controls as well as power buttons. Hyperkin also states that when it launches, the Ultra GB screen will be built with RGB flares.
According to Hyperkin, the built-in prototype is built into DC power-triggered, but when it launches, Ultra GB will be able to charge via USB-C cable. In addition, Hyperkin also upgrades audio to stereo audio with a plug-in link that allows Ultra GB to play multi-player like the classic Game Boy console first.
For now, Hyperkin does not share any launch date nor price of the mobile console. But with the launch of Ultra GB, it will attract fans of video games out there who still have the original Game Boy's cartridges and are keen to revive the classic Game Boy games like Pokemon and Legend of Zelda.
Interestingly, Ultra GB designs are also designed as a Game Boy Pocket with built-in aluminum bodybuilding and screens. Control buttons are also maintained with the same design with voice controls as well as power buttons. Hyperkin also states that when it launches, the Ultra GB screen will be built with RGB flares.
According to Hyperkin, the built-in prototype is built into DC power-triggered, but when it launches, Ultra GB will be able to charge via USB-C cable. In addition, Hyperkin also upgrades audio to stereo audio with a plug-in link that allows Ultra GB to play multi-player like the classic Game Boy console first.
For now, Hyperkin does not share any launch date nor price of the mobile console. But with the launch of Ultra GB, it will attract fans of video games out there who still have the original Game Boy's cartridges and are keen to revive the classic Game Boy games like Pokemon and Legend of Zelda.
Source: Gamespot
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